Quotes About Judgment

At some point, if you live long enough, it's probably impossible to avoid seeming crazy.

Those born once will die twice and those born twice will die once

We've spent so much time judging what other people created that we've created very, very little of our own.

The problem in this case was you can't be a middle-aged virgin in America without something being wrong with you. People can't conceive of a virtue in someone else that they can't conceive in themselves. Instead of believing you're stronger, it's so much easier to imagine you're weaker.

I used rebellion as a way to hide out. We use criticism as a fake participation.

All human beings search for either reasons to be good, or excuses to be bad.

It only takes one mistake and nothing else you ever do will matter. No matter how hard you work or how smart you become, you'll always be known for that one poor choice.

I see the strongest and the smartest men who have ever lived... and these men are pumping gas and waiting tables.

They assume she was once gorgeously beautiful. Because now she looks so—bad.

It's just the biggest mistake I could think to make

Kill me if I ever look that Bad . . . Dude, what are you saying? . . . On the TV? That is you, dude. From like five years ago.

Folks build a reputation by attacking you while you're alive - or praising you after you ain't.

This is some­thing I'll go to Hell for.

dying seems like the greatest weakness, and in a world where people say you're lazy for not shaving your legs, then being dead seems like the ultimate character flaw. Chapter I.

As if any one of those peo­ple isn't al­ready look­ing around for a new gu­ru to make sense out of their risk-?free bore­dom of a lifestyle while they watch the news on tele­vi­sion and pass judg­ment on me.

It only takes one mistake,' the Dan Banyan guy says, 'and nothing else you ever do will matter.' With his empty hand, he takes one of my hands. His fingers feel hot, fever-hot, and pounding with his heartbeats. He turns my hand palm-up saying, 'No matter how hard you work or how smart you become, you'll always be known for that one poor choice.' He sets the blue pill on my palm, saying, 'Do that one wrong thing- and you'll be dead for the rest of your life.

The problem is, if you never weep in public... well, the public assumes you never weep.

This is how we must look to God.

The easy thing to do was give her the ben­efit of the doubt.

The main thing I wor­ry about in pub­lic is maybe peo­ple can tell I'm a sur­vivor.

A headache, I get the kind of headache God would smote you with in the Old Testament.

When we remember someone as a drunk, a liar, a bully, we're only creating an excuse for our own poor behavior.

We're all going overnight express delivery straight to Hell.

Welcome to America, our never-ending, great popularity contest.